Tin Machine – Tin Machine II

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Label:	Music On Vinyl – MOVLP2715
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered, Reissue, Stereo, Silver, 180g
Country:	Europe
Released:	Jul 17, 2020
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Alternative Rock

Tracklist

A1	Baby Universal Music By – Bowie, Gabrels Words By – Bowie*	3:18
A2	One Shot Music By – Bowie, H. Sales, Gabrels, T. Sales Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Hugh Padgham Words By – Bowie*	5:11
A3	You Belong In Rock N' Roll Music By – Bowie, Gabrels Words By – Bowie*	4:07
A4	If There Is Something Rhythm Guitar – Kevin Armstrong Written-By [Uncredited] – Bryan Ferry	4:45
A5	Amlapura Music By – Bowie, Gabrels Words By – Bowie*	3:46
A6	Betty Wrong Music By – Bowie, Gabrels Words By – Bowie*	3:48
B1	You Can't Talk Music By – Bowie, H. Sales, Gabrels, T. Sales Words By – Bowie*	3:09
B2	Stateside Words By, Music By – Bowie, H. Sales	5:38
B3	Shopping For Girls Music By – Bowie, Gabrels Piano – Kevin Armstrong Words By – Bowie*	3:44
B4	A Big Hurt Words By, Music By – Bowie*	3:40
B5	Sorry Words By, Music By – Hunt Sales	3:29
B6	Goodbye Mr. Ed Music By – Bowie, H. Sales, T. Sales* Words By – Bowie*	3:24
B7	Hammerhead	0:58

Companies, etc.

Licensed From – Victor Entertainment (2)
Distributed By – Music On Vinyl B.V.
Manufactured By – Music On Vinyl B.V.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Tin Machine
Copyright © – Tin Machine
Pressed By – Record Industry – 29327

Credits

Bass, Backing Vocals – Tony Sales
Design – Reiner Design Consultants, Inc.
Drums, Percussion, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Hunt Sales
Engineer – Chuck Ferry, Eric Schilling, Guy Gray, Justin Shirley-Smith, Ruggie Simkins, Simon Vinestock
Illustration – Edward Bell
Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals, Other [Vibrators], Other [Drano], Organ – Reeves Gabrels
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Piano, Saxophone – David Bowie
Photography By – Sally Hershberger
Piano [Additional], Percussion [Additional] – Tim Palmer
Producer, Mixed By – Tim Palmer (tracks: A1, A3 to B7), Tin Machine (tracks: A1, A3 to B7)

Notes

Originally released ℗ © 1991 Tin Machine.

Numbered edition of 10.000 copies on silver coloured vinyl. Individual numbers embossed in silver on rear cover.
Due to manufacturing variability, some copies appear blue-green instead of silver. But these are not marketed separately and have the standard hype sticker for this silver version.

Track B7 is unlisted.

Includes insert.

Special spot varnished sleeve.

Hype sticker front cover in gold.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 8 719262 014978
Barcode (Scanned): 8719262014978
Rights Society (Boxed): BIEM|STEMRA
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched): 29327 1A MOVLP 2715
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched): 29327 1B MOVLP 2715

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Tin Machine II (CD, Album)	Victory (10), London Records	828 272-2	Europe	1991
Recently Edited	Tin Machine II (CD, Album, Digipak)	Victory (10)	314 511 575-2	US	1991
Recently Edited	Tin Machine II (CD, Album)	Victory (10)	314 511 216-2	US	1991
Recently Edited	Tin Machine II (LP, Album)	Victory (10), London Records	828 272-1	UK	1991
Recently Edited	Tin Machine II (Cassette, Album)	London Records	828 272-4	Europe	1991

Reviews

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Deanosbarandgrill Mar 22, 2022
Is this Bowie’s finest moment? No, of course it isn’t - but I do happen to think this is a really underrated album and I enjoy it very much. This pressing on silver vinyl sounds great as well.
alexgoodnycrecords Dec 30, 2021
Happy to see this out but strange that they randomly out it out and not the first volume. I had to seek one out of those in Europe.
bigdaddybroe Sep 20, 2021
Just got number 001494 from JB Hi-Fi in Australia. Blue-green version!
orangejuice81 Feb 7, 2021
I'm looking for a Blue/Green there has to be more out there somewhere
No1HalloSpaceboy Jan 16, 2021
Not my favourite Bowie album by any means, but in terms of quality I have to agree with the majority of other people here, its one of the finest records in terms of quality, I have ever bought. I've got MOV #000239, silver vinyl (heard there were a few rogue blue ones floating around) and the sound quality is just fantastic.

Must admit I do have a bit of brand loyalty towards MoV, as they are usually very on the ball with their pressings.
nothingrec Nov 26, 2020
I don’t know why, but my copy doesn’t have any insert :(
bass-response Sep 6, 2020
I just got my new silver coloured copy number 9314. Just like many of the other positive comments here mine sounds really good and the pressing is of high quality with virtually no noise. It was well worth it.
meese1 Aug 23, 2020
If anyone has a copy of the green/blue vinyl to sell please contact me: [email protected] - cheers
squibbs77 Aug 12, 2020
Received mine in the mail yesterday from the UK -- sounds great, as others have noted. Full, crisp, and with a depth missing on my old cd. And it's only #795, so the higher numbers others got weeks ago don't seem to indicate a run that's going out of print anytime soon.
ian.clinton Jul 29, 2020
ha ha the photo of the record is mine someone stole it from my Facebook , play fair people at least leave a credit :)